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Resident CaiITerniaus.

The New York Herald compl.in that
California has iCur United States Ssut-
tors. the two nc:rrd ted t" Ncvudn BE-
ing always resident Cu.iluluiaus. AS
everybody s"eus to BE- desert N Tie
Atlantic coast and settling in California,
We are not without hope Of owning pr /
~ nearly the whole senate nl;gr Il
while. Ii Immigration continues at thu
present rate thu sovereign common
wealth Of New YORK wal soon be repre-
s-ntcd in the UIp"F HoI sr hy a sru,l,-
man from Jlckt~s Gap AMI a gentle.
man from Shirt Til Bsul, this State
IExrm!aer.
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ETclghtE.

The following frrighls were forwarded
to Tu,crron by W T. Smith yesterday:
By Stauts' team, 10000 ponds mer-
chandise for q. W. Peltier IL Co.
BY James Burke's team. 1000
pounds merchandise for G.. w.. Peltier
l. Co.
By Fred Wilson's team, 5000 pounds
merchandise for &. W. Prltirr & Co,
and 10000 pounds for Woodruff Il En-.
nor Ell al.
by Il. d. Lanham's team, G,OOO
pounds merchandise for P~rimeaux Il
Eng!"r. and $500 feet Iuml er for the
Nnvnjo Queen.
To-day by Tom Lovelock's team s.
600 pounds ground barley and LOO
feet lumber for q. W. Peltier K Co.
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a NEW TREASURY VAULT.

Since John Sherman, who was sccre-
tary Of the Treasury at the time. assert.
ed that the passage of the Standard
Dollar bill would ruin the Of
the country, there has been almost n
continuous vail kept up by the Treasury
officials about the scarcity Of room IN
the Tr' asury vaults. To stop this cry
the friends of silver in the last Congress
made nm appropriation for building II
new vault. The Government is now mr..
ranging for the construction Of this
vault, and it's thought the contract
will be let this week. The vault will be
the largest f3r the storage OF money in
the world, and wall be erected in a court
OF the Treasury building. Its dimeu.
sloDs will be 81 by 30 f,e and IL feet
high on the inside ani IL is calculated
TO hold one hundred millions in silver
dollafs.
The construction OF this vault will
stop The cry TINT there IL pot room for
any more dollars, md while Il was the
brst thing'that silver mcu could do, there
would be no necessity whatever for IL II
. reasonable proportion OF the Govern.
ment expenditures was paid in silver, or
what would be better yet for q large ma.
jOrity Of the people, II tho financial at.
fairs o. The country were conducted on n
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Cigarettes.

II il almost enough to make one re.
greet that orr Government is not u DIES.
potism to realize that the authorities
are powerless to prevent the pcrnicions
habit OF cigarette smoking 10y boys.
Home influence and moral sansion. lru.
iy remarks the New York Star, II be
relied on to eradicate the petty vice
that %eneryatcs the rising generation. II
is probably only q mania which will
have its run for u brief time. II " nee.
"ssnry to inspire among boys the idea
that cigarette smoking il neither
''smnrt' nor manly. And this IL Que
LITTLE task in da;ly life 10 which We
should one aud all address ourselves.
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Giant ~ der.

Last Saturday n boy IA years OF ace
named James Mauui, was blown to frag-
ments at LeadvilIe, Colorado.
On the OCCASION Of the accident he
was dispatched to the magazine for n
box o! giant powder, which was to be
used by the drill forces. and procuring
it he started TO return, when tie men
heard an explosion mingled with a
shrek, anil rushing out they found the
dismeInt'ered .orm Of the youth lying
about the approach TO the tunnel. The
sight Wal a sicIea.3g oae. The flesh
and bones were scattered in every dIrec-
ton, Will. there was scarcely enough
left intact 10 identify the youth. Il is
probable that having shouldered the box
Of powder the boy started for the tun-
mel, aud stumbling. caused the eIplo-
sion.
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TICKETS.

A man named W. II. Orr hns been ar
rested at Sacramento who was found to
have in his possession n number Of
counterfeit COUPONS O! the Louisiana
Lottery tickets = Ex.
II the sale Of genuine tickets Of the
Louisiana Lottery is a misdemcanor.
Per contra. the sale OF bogus tickets
should be "A virtue: and instead Of ar
resting the poor fellow vino WAS endeav-
orirg TO make an honest living without
violating the lnw, be should be released
at once and appropriately rewarded for
his efforts in suppressing that gigantic
gambling e~nterpiisr, the Louisiana
State Lottery.
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NOTICE OF
URE.

RIO AMOS ~PiuMMEfI. ?. c. VAN 2
Il Your heirs. s'sigus. sud al Icr.ons
holding Under Jon:
lon CT" hereby Notified that tho und r.rgnel
hFs rHp'rd d IN lah"T end coin, the neccs,ar,
"mouut r'quit'i ly Iss In order H. hoiI min.
'ngg ground. - will spI car by CO; iincsts n "a in
'u' oihe" II ih" Rec ri,r ~ Elko County. St,t,
~ NeFaiS. to vi: (such mining iurA,ion.
being situated Ia Cope Mining Di.trisi. In IN,
County OF Liko, Stat. ~ Nevada On IN.
''Ri'ing SUM-" tho "HiiIsids" and the "Y,.
u b. for TIE years IsSS and iasG. sud II with,
iipdy days Of tie .rr,icc Of this notice Ly
publication. you fsil or refuse % contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure as 60.
owner. your interest In 5 Ia claim. will bc.
CO.. tho property OF tho under-irnsi. undc,
Section No. 2a!i. Revised statutes OF the tinted
states "f Anne ica. ". 70. HAND
Llko. NovalN. February 10. 1881. Dol.
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Knows Him.

One Of the typos employed in thu Ne.
vadn(Cal. Herald Office is well ncqnniut.
ed With Frank Mckee, the sick printer
that Miss frankie Brown Of Oakland
married with the expectation that lie
would die soon aud leave her Il widow.
He says Mckee il dissipatcd fellow.
whenever he has money TO dissipaie on,
and that II his wife had given him
plenty of money to spend, aud not sent
1t to other parties to hand to him, she
would have been n fullfrdged widow
long before this. What a mistake!
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The Asylum InvesticatIon,

The Asylum investigation uas con.
c'udea yesterday nft,ru,om n, ) O'Clock
AMI the case submitted 20 Tie Beard
without argument. The testimony ye,.
terdhy is said to huve been very strong
for the defense, and viii result in he,
complete generation Of Surt. Bishop.
The 30 ard will review the TESTIMONY
thoroughly before announcing Il decis-
ion - Reno journal.
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Died In his CHAIR.

Charles r. Meyers, Treasurer Of Lin.
coin couYty, was found dcsd In his chair
In bis Office at PIoche Wednesday morn.
log. Apparently, he died WHILE asleep,
Of rheumatism OF the heart. six or eight
hours beforo no wan found. lie had
been expecting death. though walking
about the streets, but would allow no
one TO remain With him ut night. He
was n member OF the Nevada Assembly
III 1885. and vas Postmaster Of Phoebe
in the bonsnss days. Myers vas .
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Omce-Dcpot Hotel. next to Post.
office.
l will go 10 Tuscorora May 1G, md
return to Elko June IL. will go 60 Bull.
ion June Is. Carlin June q. Battle
Mountain June 30. Austin July g.
Will stop NJ Bcownwe. Coftcz, Pail.
snde. Eureka, Hamilton, Ely, Taylor.
Typo. Phoebe, Cherry Creek. Spruce
Mountain. and winter Mt Eureka.
l will take the same trip about May
LIST, 1888. I shall he prompt on time
advertised. Dne notice will be given
each yenr before starting out. I will
give satisfaction II possible. Thanks
for your patronage.
~ CONSULTATION FREE.
Eiko, May iG, 1887. CIV.
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NJ. REJyH4ar.
Dis o. nnIInr.

Are spent every year hy The people Of
this State for worthless medicines for
the cure OF throat and lung diseases,
when We know that II they would only
inves, 81 in SANTA Able, the new
'"lifotnin discovery fer consumption
aud kindred complaints. they would in
thiA pleasant remedy find relief. tie
recommended by ministers, phydclRns
and public speakers Of the Golden
State. Sold aud guaranteed by =. r.
Muller ut ~ n bottle. Three fer a. 80.
The mo I stubborn casa Of cniarrh will
'perdily succumb To CALIFORNIA
cAT-R-CURE. Six month"; irvat-
meht for 81. BY mail, 81 10.
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WI Davis, Snppriut n.lent # the
United States Indian Industrial Srhoo,
Mt Grand Junction. Colorado. will visit
this State again in about two weeks for
the purpose Of securing more Indian
pupils for the school. lie desires 10
get n number Of girls as well ms bnys.
aud nnyon" who can nssiSt in iulucin,
any of our young Shoshones to attend
the school will confer n favor not only
on them but on tue officers Of the insli.
taiiyn.
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The Evening Report sends Ia , good
shot rs { flows:
The Episcopal convention yesterday
decided after a warm 0ni long drh,tr.
to refuse women the right 10 ' TO- in
chnrch matters. The cirrgymru vii. o.!
course be consistent. nuI will drc,in,
hencrforih - PrTmit the wnmrm to con
tribute to persecution purs < ar ID the
hard work of s]ocinls. fairs and enter
th'nments gotten uF u meet the *.
prnse eDtailed BY the pastors salary.
etc.
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TIIES y NOW.

Fifty years ngo emigrant fare frcm
Europe to America was 500. Now it is
So. Thu only people who were in
moderate circumstances or had by in
dustry SAVED up a few hundreds. came
over here to live. Now every pauper,
criminal AID =Herapt NIo can beg, Dor
row or steal IS or SO. if he so wishes.
can be dumped into this nation. Then
Immigration was needed aid beneficial
Now it is not Of the right sort and is
hurtful. Then men came here to be-.
come good citizens. Nov n large mum.
Der ONE acre tn loaf, stir strife cad
break our laws. Then mel came here
to be self-supportiag. Now many come
here to avoid foreign poor houses and
prisons and TO subsist upon disloyal
societies and SO called labor orgap;za-
tions. Then this was the best Govern
ment on earth, the refuge OF the OPP
pressed" Now anarchists say il is an
engine Of oppression Ind should be de-
molishei. Shut the doors on the pesti-
lent fellows. The nation il already
cursed and shamed by hem. -[Stattle
Times.
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!.c Sncw what he va. About.

4 nov reporter had joined the staff.
He was writing up his frst assignment.
whichs was the resusc.tntiou Of = half
drowned woman. The city editor
looked over Tie scribbler's shoulder,
aud this is wia. he read: The fair
fon lay on the deck and her short
paints
Tut int, young man. said the city
editor. none of your lola reulism-not
on this great religious daily. Drop tina;
p"u;s b~usiness."
The ne~ reporter smiled softly and
wrote on: "And her short pants for
breath showed that co~nsciousne IS was
returning. "-lHIwthorue Bulletin.
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DISTRICT C"TI;T.

In the District Court the Gaze Of
Shoecr"t ". Beard Brother, waS called
this m"r"ins, aud examination cf wit
n"sSes was continu Il throughout the
day. From present Indications the case
will occupy the attention OF the Court
for several days.
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An Absolutc Curc.

TIE ORIGINAL ABIETIsE OINTMENT 10
only rutu In large. two.ounee Tin boxes. ND
IL m sbsoluio cure for old sor -. burns.
wounds. chSppoi hands. and ali sLin srup-
iion'. wili positively cure all kiuds u piles.
Ask for tho oRtIISL ABtRrI oiSr
NEWT. Sold by r. r. Mailer At a c,ai7 pS
y n -1y mall N cents. "
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SUMMONS.
[Alias.]
l. TIE JUSTI.g's COURT OF SPRUCE
'n""i Tavu-L,". il he Cyuaty IL aIkO
81 uf Nevada.
Cii!-EI. 40 criIICI, IIslu,in,

'""l'A. - ~ 'Lt NauIly 81 LlEu.
81. II Nevada.
CitlI.I. $50 crIlICI, IIslurin,
"a.
JoEfHT PElE-OS Defendant.
Tie late uf y ~ = sends Or eti.g to j..
srph tear oa. drGr.LSui:
Iyd are Il rely suurn,n"I 10 appear before
me. 1i ny mr. ~ ITI,.monr. h. tho g uu
y 90 Ala'. ore The . 70 10y OF Maya u. Ia-7.
a. ~ "'r."'k =. Il, ia ~ ,rriun brought
'rRiasi yu ~ satd g!sfuiin. {, y -wrr a.,
,"I"Tlsirt 9Th ah.vr nsmrd p. iriiT
sd sc'! J. = brought g. r cn,e e. tic mn Of
Iw n'y-f,r and GtrI, tx, .nc-HrnGreltn
ts @.o4i Dol! RS. D. wal money. I-v.Dr{NI
Dollar 81 toe A',rc..id niu"unl i,r mon,
ioan"i {" ; 10. nd Nv. and Sky two one.
An" d-r!'h fS5CI Iu,l.Ts I-rng for gods.
v'r's a"i merchandise nrusl,d 10 YOU Il,
lltiH'iG - Your instance. ID r. quest. or
JH .sutrnl VII ur tax "a against you Tor TIE .sid
amount. together with costs Ui this suit y y,u
..! o .pp,,r q. Il aus v.-.
u the sheriff am Constable ~ sal Cum.
-. c.,er'a AsE legal sctyire aYu due re-
iWI hereof.
Giv.n under nav hand thI.
an dEy o april. 4. ID. issT.
FtANGIS J. KELLY,
Justice ( the Pace nf
h'3ii. sad Spruo'muut tOwushiy
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G4iiFtaElA E"Af-s-cVaE

Ths oaly G1ars=teel Cure for catarrh.
Co!ls in the Head.
Hay fever, Rose Co'l. Catarrhal Deaf.
hess uTi sore EYES. Restores tme srn,.
If t,stc anl smrl !. REMOVES bad taste
ana unpleasant breath rc-nl; 81 clt,rrh
Lusy mi '!rr-ant To- u-r. Follow III
rrcunn aud u cure Is wlrmued. Send
Tor gi:Cgl - lo
ABIETISE MEDICAL co.
Ornv.!lr. Cal
Six months treatment. 81; by .uaii,
81 10.
SANTA AEIE huI CATR CURE.
F. L. MCLLEG. Agent.
Elko, Nevada.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

n THE DISTRICT COURT or TuE ,TAry
J "i NcNala. In and Tor Elko County.
Sn the Matter Of tho Hstntr nj -.
thur samuel howc, Deceased.
TufsuA I to An order duly issu.d ON, OF said
Court. nn6ts Tie seal thereof. on the 18th dsv
Of May. 1891. notice is hereby given tia, rut.
DAY. THE gT;h "a or MAY iSsr. Al .ish,
o'clo'tr ". n ,sd day. At the Court Room o,
shii Court, NJ the Cont ifon-r 10 the town
aud county o Ilto. stsie N Seyad,. has beer
rpointei rs the fine and place Of proving the
will 81 said Arthur s,mu"i Lowe. decsased.
snd for The hearing Of thu sppii alton Of u. n
bigc,"N and HillsJ. Lowe for the Issuance 10
hem OF letter. testsm toy. when anj where
any person interested msy spprir aud conie.,
the same.
Attest g. u wisEM,S.
Dat q MAY ~. iSs;. q. n.
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PoSo 4 LAWSON,

Folsom. CAL i used Bu:te-Tine in
cl,r"uir rheumatism With great benefit.
Phrase send u supply to J. ". Hdues.
Genoa, New, uri ul'ice yrprS truly.
L. G. DUE ut, II. ID.
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remn,e P,end.

The Los Angeles Evening Express Of
the l6tu instant published the only in.
terSiew yet had with q. X. Petrie who
vas 10 fnght.pily burneJ by the yitrol
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CaAnLI5 c. "vEKsuryEn.

WOODLAND. CAL.-Yuur medicines
arr : ling better than any other Shelf
goods, and give satisfaction to NIL pur.
chnSers The CT E.Curc j. PRAISED
very highly 10y all who Lave tried il. and
many casts have been greatly b-nrfttrd
by its use when uli other remedies tried
have proved OF n" benefit
YUirs i.uiy.
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70 SANTA Able is only soil in
'arS" bottles ut Il Co; three for - 50.
S'hl ly all wLu!rs lie and retail drug.
SIstS. Sly.
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CEGco, CsL.-I have had the cltarrL
'or five years. ami "auii hardly talk
plain; I couli not breathe through my
nu~trIls. Your California Cat-R Care
has clrtusrl GA: my head. and / can
talk rlrin-r now than | have for the
past Eve years. Your medicine is nIi
that il il TrT,rts. MT. !, an Ghs0luie cure
for Ca:rrrh airi 4 III in the head.
luur, truly,
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wines AND Liquors
BT II GLASS on BOTTLE.
Spring aud summer M

HPFihE hhd summer IN 81 pies.
have just received over two hundred
new samples for spring and Summer
Clothing and can truly shy that = finer
assortment has never before been ,r-
hihiicd in Eiko comfy, all being Of tho
latest designs md patterns. Recocniz-
ing the general desire OF my customers for
summer clothing at cheaper rstes than
have heretofore been customary, I have
made inrg" reductions in prices and all
custom INSIDE Summer clothing, IruaiinR
TINT the decrease in profit will be fol.
lowed by n corresponding increase Of
patronage. Remember, I guarantee
perfect o..
AZ n,
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LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. IS, Friday, Sept. 80
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THE PRESIDENTS GOLD MEDAL.

resident PowninG offers AS Special Premium a GOLD MEDAL. WALTZ
for the Bes, E1hiLt in amy Department.
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Indian Pony Races. Balloon Asoensions. Bicycle
Races, Stock Parade.
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buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. les
excellent Tor bath or toilet, ,
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Trials OF speed to be conducted under the auspices
Directors of the State Agricultural Society,
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The state Agricultural Society WINS Established In AccoT
Ntih an Act e. tIc IcgisIaIuTc a the state of Nevada, e
I Ret q Provide for ~ management aud Cons r q 4 n,
ocIetS,' approved March I, 1851.
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ii2.ni.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
A NAMELESS CASE.

Ny case has been a very curious one for
about - years At intervals OF about week
woulG be attacked with s9ells OF severe and
most eXcrucatlng pain, always commencing
in the region OF my kidneys. The pain would
then go upwards and affect my body and head,
and seemed TO penetrate my very eye-bals,
creating The most intense suffering, lasting
about eight hours each spell.
rcsOrtcd n Ill kinds o. medicine without
benefit. Several doctors treated INV case, but
none gave relief. | final, used -. q. y. rs an
exp riment, and to my inter astonishment all
pain and suffering vanished after using three
doses To the present time I have used three
bottles and not pain has ever returned. |
do not know what was the matter, neither
could my physician name the complaint, The
b Il B acted finely aud powerfully upon my
kidneys; my appetite has been splendid and
my constitution built up rapidly.
r. THOMAS,
Constitution, Ga, May 9, 1885.
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Prohibition Not Taught in the Bible

rIOHiplIloh NOI 1tuRnC III the BLDG.
For the LIGHT:
Ii occurs TO me sometimes that things
have got turned upsiL" down and badly
Churned up. or that have been taking
a Rip Van Wrinkle slumber. The scrip
lures look rs though my compass was
wrong don't find in my Bible, the
doctrine OF prohibition lsid down nor
Total abstinence inculcattd, still sOme of
the seCus and some preachers talk d
act as fprOhthiil"n and total abstinence
'rrr the alpha and omega Of the Christ.
An religion. Ii may b. sO-buI neither
,Ie SAVIOR nor his apostles taught any
-uch doctrine. they denounced drunk
enness and inculcated temperance, but
hey did not prohibit the use Of wine in
MODERATION. MahOmet prohibited the
Use of wine in the Koran but Christ did
nothing OF the .Ort [ am anxious to
know where sects and preach rs deriee
ne authority To substitute prohibition
for the gospel and To preach prohibition
n lieu Of Christ and crucItird." or
course they would hardly do SO. unle,s
they had some authority for such a step
The scatiOlding hides the building, and
the vine has supplanted the root. Pro-
hIbition is not taught 10 the scriptures,
and preachers have no authority to
preach anything that is not taught in
the scriptures, | challenge denial of
the truth OF this assertion.
Why not prohibit the sale OF opium,
in all its forms and of all poisons? Why
not prohibit the sale of tobaccO2 When
fanaticism once starts, there is no fore
telling where it will end. HYCo.
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ODDS AND ENDS

A senseess discussion has been going
on for several weeks, In the 81. Louis
POst-Dispatcb, Ms to when the 18Th CEN
fury ends and the 10Th begins, JUST rs
though It did not require 100 years TO
make u century. Let any one count 100
beans or grains OF corn and then count
the years Ia century In the same way
aud he will hit IL exactly. The fool
killer must have resigned or he wonid
have put an end to the e silly cores
pOndsnts of the Post Dis patch
A man asked rue the other day what
WAS donkey party and answered the
lower house of the Texas legislature.
Henry Ward BpeChPr was n Colossus,
intellectually, and had few equals rs m
orator. His humanity was as broad AS
the human family and never slept on i!s
post.
The prOhibitiOnists do not state the
issue with fairness. Ii is not whether
liquor shall BE- sold or not. but whether
IL shall be sold publicly by licensed
saloons or be sold secretly from jugs and
by the drug stores rs medicine. That Is
the issue In nuIshell Prohibition never
has stopped the sale Of liquor In Maine,
Kansas, or in any other state, and II
never will, so long rs there are men that
wish to drink 1t. DR.. Cranlill can chew
the end on this fact. BAT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14

MATTERS are eliminating with the
English conservatives. There 10 no hsr.
mony among themselves on questions Of
Irish policy. The evidence of Gen. Bull
Ter has covered them with confusion,
thrown their camp into CONSERVATION,
and greatly strengthened the hearts OF
the opposition. which, under Gladstone,
will push the fight for Irish home rule
and against coercion to the extent OF
breaking up the government party If
necessary. Bright seems to have fallen
upon degenerate days and does not
sense the changes that are demanded 10
the internal government of Ireland. He
is too utterly English to have any real
conception of Ireland's wants, and too
John Bull in his makeup to consider
favorably any plan that lessons by a
hairs breadth any grip that the British
government may have upon either
Wales, Scotland or ireland. He could
devise liberal things for English trades
men, but not for Irish renters and Scotch
crofTers.
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Extra Liability to Malarlal Infection.

Persons whose blood is thin digestion weak
ami liver sluggish, are eXtra-liable to the at
tacks of malarial disease. The most trifiing
81 stem when if healthy, would resist the
miasmatic faint. The only way 10 secure i'm
munity from malaria in localities where it is
prevalent, is TO tone and regulate the system
by improving weakened digestion, enriching
the blood, and giving a wholesome impetus to
to hillary secretion. These results are accom-
p Ished by nuthing so effectively as Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which long experience
has proved to be the most reliable safeguard
against fever and ague and kindred disorders
as well as the best remedy for them. The
Buffers are moreover, an excellent invigOrant
of the organs of urnatiOn, aud an active a rid
impurities which originate rheumatic all
ments,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14

The republicans of the state of New
York have taken up the Crosby high II.
cense bill and made party measure of
it. This bill makes full liquor license
$1,000 and wine and beer license 500
1t ia practical temperance measure in
tended to reduce the graver and grosser
evils of liquor drinking. The saloon
keepers oppose 1t toa certain extent, but
the prOhibitlonists are furious over it.
Anything that decreases drunkenness
the prohibitionists can be put down as
opposing with all their power Free
whiskey or prohibition, is their demand.